US EditionCarmen M. Cáceres Won the Medifé Filba Foundation Award for the Fiction of Savings
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For her novel “The Fiction of Savings”, the post-Adeña writer Carmen Cáceres won the Fundación Medifé Filba Award, a national contest that will award her $5 million. Cáceres was a finalist in the so-called “Short List”, along with four other authors: César Aira, Inés Garland, Matías Aldaz and Ariel Magnus. Cáceres’ work, published last year, was pre-selected in the “List Long”, composed of ten titles from a total of 170 evaluated publications. T…
The writer, translator and illustrator Carmen M. Cáceres obtained a new edition of the Fundación Medifé Filba Award for her novel The Fiction of Savings (Editorial Fiordo), selected from more than 170 works presented. The jury — made up of Alejandra Kamiya, Alan Pauls and María Moreno— highlighted her “tour de force de concision, lucidity and narrative elegance”, as well as her ability to reconstruct, in just a hundred pages, a crucial decade of…
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